Claude Wilson, Hospitality Jamaica Writer

KNUTSFORD NIGHT, the up-market event focusing Kingston as a tourist destination, will return to its Knutsford Boulevard stage on the eve of Bob Marley's birthday, Saturday, February 5. Organisers of the event, the Tourism Product Development Company (TPDCo), promises a new and improved product over its debut staging last December.

The objective of the TPDCo event is to diversify Kingston's tourism product and solidify Knutsford Boulevard as the centre for entertainment and cultural activity to attract local and overseas visitors.

ENTERTAINMENT CAPITAL

Knutsford Boulevard is the heart of Jamaica's business and financial district by day, and a hub of entertainment activity by night and is the home to a promenade of restaurants, bars and popular nightclubs.

On Saturday night, Kingston's Knutsford Boulevard and sections of Grenada Crescent and Trinidad Terrace will be closed to vehicular traffic and the area transformed into Paris-style sidewalk cafe and beautiful advertisers booths in a feast of cultural ambrosia, including the sounds of good music, the aroma of good food in a parade of good vibes.